this woman lives in monmouth county, but she often heads out on the water aboard the world's largest ships. she's done at least 40 cruises in her lifetime, including one pl seven relatives. when she's not in her port monmouth home, gina is on a cruise. >> we moved down here because of the ocean. i love being on the water. can't swim, but i love the water. >> reporter: she's traveled on dozens of cruises to the panama canal, alaska, hawaii. we were on -- >> we were on the ship from december 2015. cruise on that same ship almost a year in advance. this time an excursion through the caribbean. she booked passage on norwegian cruise line for eight people. then in april she purchased airline tickets on her own for all eight travelers. >> the flights were coming in at $325 a person, which is a great price. that's when i booked all the flights at that point. then two weeks later we gethe cancelled. never had a cruise cancel. maybe our itineraries change because of weather, which is acceptable, but not to cancel a cruise. >> reporter: because the ship was being privately chartered, they advi

but monmouth had feingold 13 points ahead. governor walker's approval rating ticked up in this poll... his unfavorability is at the lowest in nearly two years. this, as walker continues to consider running for a possible third term. live, theo keith, fox6 news. ted thanks theo the marquette university law school poll on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. you'll find the story on our home page -- or you can search "marquette." the cloud that had been hanging over a couple of packers throughout training camp -- is gone. brandon cruz is here to explain why. allegations of performance enhancing drug use by clay matthews and julius peppers have hung around the players ever since al jazeera reported their involvement. last week, the two were of its investigation into the allegations and today, they were both cleared of any wrongdoing. the nfl says that it found no credible evidence that they used or were provided with peds. the 2 are with the team as they traveled to kansas city for their final preseason game tomorrow. but neit

you can look at some of these, monmouth, the new poll here has her up 5 percent.perc here she's up 6. she's up 7, she's up 10679 the69 wild card is the la times.s. that one has trump up 3 percent. per that one is a couple of daysys old. look at this, this is more a visual aspect.pe as you're showing that off give us a sense right now, donald, do trump's campaign has been saying that the gap has been closing. the media is not talking about it.it. we're seeing a visual representation right now. let me show you the gap. thread line is trump.p. that blue line is clinton. now, clinton went up here. this was around the time of kaiser kahn, the time that he wastage to trump that were controversial. the last couple of days, around here is where stieve bainin andn kelly con way coming in.. clinton still up, trump still down. look at where this is goingin right now folks. down 46/41./41. these numbers are comingg together. that's where the trouble is if you're clinton she wanted -- that's enough of that. she wanted these numbers to be going right now like this. she wanted them going like this.

and the monmouth poll puts these low numbers into context for the last two decades. >> all right. just looking at those numbers, willie, it's obvious that e-mail and foundation news that came out had an impact. >> it does. it's very concerning. >> now back down into the 30s. that has real impact. >> we've become accustomed to that number there. stop and think what we're seeing there. the last two, the best of each party oextensively. democratic 34% favorable, republican at 26%. >> which means three out of four measures cannot say they have a favorable impression of the republican nominee. >> that's right. in that same monmouth university poll, a majority, more than a majority, 56% of americans say they are bothered by the clinton foundation. they are bothered by the appearance of wrongdoing, pay for play or other things that have settled into the conversation. that clearly had an >> what more do you need to say? >> these candidates are historically unpopular and not by a small margin. >> the underlying damage of that number, 35%, makes you really start to question the turnout in n

there was a widening of the lead in the monmouth poll and the real clear politics website doesn't average of all the poll numbers. this is the rolling average from hillary clinton versus donald trump. hillary clinton's average lead is 7.4 percentage points. rosario: i am definitely going for trump. i like what he said today. -trying to follow this. i was born in another country. i came when i was a child to this country. i'm sorry i am emotional. my children were born here. the government can of schooling. i love the united states and i want to see a strong again. i don't want to see people taking advantage of us. it seems he is the only one who is willing to do this. wherever he goes it is horrible. host: 50 republicans signed a letter opposing donald trump. many fairly well-known republicans. the 50 officials are the ones he's going to get rid of. said: bj: i am a very strong donald trump supporter. all the guys in my area where hats that's a trump. i have a couple of different thoughts. i worked up until five years ago and i raise my family and we do not go on welfare but we found out

>>reporter: now, the monmouth county prosecutor's office confirms two have been charged in her murder, gen is ifer sweeney 33 of tinton falls and andre harris, 32 of long branch. police say the home being searched on joeline avenue belongs to harris. neighbors were disgusted by the news. >> pretty shocking. that's crazy. >> absolutely, it's just by my disappearance, julius had a traumatic few months. she was inside this car at the end of november when police say a man wearing a mask walked up and fired several shots into the front seat, striking julius eight times and grazing her 15- year-old daughter. no word yet if that shooting is connected to her murder. we are expected to hear from the monmouth county prosecutor's office in a matter of moments, and we will keep you updated on any information that we get out of that press conference. now, the argn two people charged is expected around 1:30 today. we're live in long branch, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> meg, thank you. >>> now to breaking news. more than 500 passengers were evacuated from a burning ship off the coast of puerto rico thi

monmouth university also released its poll of wisconsin voters. the race for president had results close to the marquette poll. clinton had a 43% to 38% lead over trump among likely voters. the race for u.s. senate was much different. the monmouth poll showed feingold leading johnson by 13 points among likely voters. of nearly 5%. wisn 12 is teaming up with the marquette law school to host a live debate between johnson and feingold. upfront host mike gousha will moderate the 90 minute discussion. you can watch it live tuesday night, october 18 beginning at 8:30, right here on wisn 12. libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson will make his first campaign stop in wisconsin tomorrow night. johnson will hold a rally at serb hall on milwaukee's south side. the rally starts at 7:00, doors open at 6:00. kathy: new at 6:00, the governor calls for an investigation into the state's largest veterans home. the call comes just days after quality of care at the home in king in north central wisconsin. the report also cited a series of medical errors and

maybe more cloudiness heading down towards monmouth and ocean counties. otherwise a beautiful day ahead. 71 in the city. more of those 50s that we love in the suburbs north and crack open the windows in poughkeepsie, 56 is your low temperature. big changes coming our way. doesn't stay like this for long. we'll see that in the ten-day forecast. >> let's talk about the rails. p.a.t.h. over the weekend has been suspended so that they could install new signals. this will be ongoing on the weekends. no service until 5:00 a.m. on the hoboken and 36th street line. something to keep in mind there. everything else doing well. as far as the buses go, one that's nice. just one. normally we have 13. >> good news for drivers, gas prices are down once again. the decline could be over. latest lundberg survey finds the national average down 6 cents over the past two weeks. 2.16 a gallon. prices have fallen more than 20 cents since early june because the price of crude is down. however analysts say those prices have, on the wholesale level, regained substantially. so loca

take a look at this brand-new monmouth university poll released this hour. hillary clinton leads donald trump by 12 points, 46-34%. clinton also has a double-digit lead in our recent average of surveys. she's up 49-39% in the cnn poll of polls. nia-malika henderson is with us, patrick murray is with us, director of monmouth university polling institute. >> i think the clear thing here is about temperament, i think. and it's going to be interesting to see how this policy speech that trump had today helps with changing the narrative because it has to become, is trump really capable sha-- does he ha the temperament to be president? in fact, after both conventions, clinton's numbers have gone up. 61% say she has the right temperament to be president. so he has to do something which changes that dynamic, either moving it away or convincing the voters that he actually is a steady hand at the tiller. >> you're an expert on polling. how concerned should the trump campaign be about the numbers in the polls of polls we've just put up? >> they are consistent. double-di

he is the founder of the monmouth polling institute.heard a lot this year about this college/no college divide. it's blue collar versus cosmopolitan. >> it is mainly among women. that's a huge swing of over 30 points from romney to clinton's advantage now with this group. who are these women? they look a lot like senator susan collins. these are women who are telling us that they really are uncomfortable with donald trump's temperament. in fact, in susan collins op-ed, she said that he does not have the temperament to be president, right? that's exactly what these voters are telling us. we saw the number of voters who say donald trump has the temperament to be president went down. >> more than doubling him when it comes to the number of -- >> her unfavorability rating didn't move all that much. it was the idea that i might not still like hillary clinton, but when i see the two of them side by side with these two conventions there's no contest in who i feel comfortable with their hand on the tiller. >> i think it is an interesting story

she appears to be right at least according to the monmouth pole. we will see how what effect this speech on immigration has on his numbers. donald trump has been pushing back back against any notion that his position as when it comes to policy a softening tweeting out this morning at the week hour of 3:20 7 am in beverly hills, from day one i said i was going to build a great wall on the southern border and much more. stop illegal immigration. here's what trump circuit rick perry former governor rick perry of texas had to say about all that earlier on fox and friends donald trump is not softening his position on immigration. donald trump is going to secure that border and all the different ways that you have to do that. he is committing to not only immigration reform that lets the people in that we want in this country but those that have come in that overstayed their visas, those that have come in that era criminal element. those individuals are going to be rounded up and dealt with appropriately . reporter: the reason for his speech tomorrow is t

a monmouth university national poll puts him 13 points behind hillary clinton. trump heads to north carolina today. broncos cornerback aqib broncos cornerback aqib talib will be ready to play for the regular season opener- if he's not in jail. talib returned to the practice field monday- two months after he was shot in the leg in a dallas nightclub. talib either got shot by somebody else--or accidentally shot himself. whichever it is--he's not telling anyone and police are investigating. right around the corner... and the broncos still haven't picked their starting quarterback. head coach gary kubiak is expected to announce a starter for thursday's preseason game against the bears today. right now, the depth chart has both mark sanchez and trevor simien as the first-string quarterback. broncos insider mike klis says whoever sets themselves apart against chicago... will be the likely candidate to start once the season begins. you can watch the team get back in the swing of things thursday night at soldier field. our coverage is on channel 20- starting with a spec

. >> the two national polls out today, the monmouth poll may have come out late last night.ure. they both have clinton down a bit. there is a four-point lead, down two points and do we think that donald trump is closing the gap or is this just where we will probably end up come november? >> let me rephrase the question. if in fact you had a candidate that took on the pope, if you had a candidate that said nasty things and horrible things about women and other individuals out there, would you think that that person's favorable ratings would be so low that the other person would have really, really high favorable ratings and would win this case in a cake walk. we have this situation where hillary clinton still cannot close the gap. granted, she's ahead but it says something that she's not even further ahead given the fact that she's running against someone that has offended so many constituencies on so many different levels. it speaks to the level of trust or lack thereof that the american people have or don't have about hillary clinton and also donald trump. it says something

that number. 13 points in the latest monmouth university poll. clinton gets 50% which is enough to win. trump is at 37 percent. he's falling into the 30s. that's a five-point jump for clinton from last month, while trump is down six. and in pennsylvania, the keystone state which in this case is the keystone to any trump potential, the one he needs to win. a new poll shows hillary clinton in pennsylvania with a very healthy lead. she's up by ten, 47% to 37%. looks like she's in good shape in pennsylvania right now and it's august. meanwhile, turmoil continued within the ranks of the republican party. the director of communications for the republican party of florida announced he was quitting today. 50 republican national security heavyweights signed an open letter today challenging their party's nominee. they wrote trump quote, would be the most reckless president in american history. and a new candidate emerged, evan mcmullin, announced his bid today. let's face it, his road is a tough one. the deadline to get on the ballot has already passed in

a new monmouth poll out today shows a historically high number of voters have an unfavorable view of both the democratic and republican candidate... more the poll also shows clinton still with a commanding lead... but the gap closing by a few points since earlier this month... mccormack says: "donald trump just needs to pass the presidential litmus test, the commander in chief litmus test ..." blanchard (on-cam tag) says: "with just two days to go until the next f-e-c deadline, both campaigns are pushing hard to bring in money as we head into the final 10 weeks of the election. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news." databases for election systems in two states have been breached so far this year. in illinois - hackers accessed the illinois board of elections database. it included voters' personal information including their names - addresses - and birthdays. up to 200- thousand personal voter records were compromised. back in may - arizona took its statewide voting registration system offline after the f-b-i alerted officials cyber threat. a lobster bought from a massachusetts f

new monmouth poll showing hillary clinton breaking out to a 13-point lead.e that to the 2-point lead she held a month ago. trump laid out his plan at the detroit event on monday. tweaking details. trump wants to reduce tax rates for most americans and simplify the tax code. protesters disrupted his speech 14 times. dozens of leading republicans stepped on his economic message announcing the strong opposition to the candidacy. susan collins of maine, a republican, now says she cannot vote for the party's nominee citing his constant stream of cruel comments and lack of self restrai restraint. this as 50 security experts denounce trump's campaign and pledge not to vote for him. their open letter warning that trump is too erratic and dangerous to be president. here is part of the letter declaring we are convinced in the oval office he would be the most wreckless president in american history. the campaign lashing back. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: on the same day trump was trying to show message discipline, he is in a fight with members of his party. he is

a new monmouth university out monday has her seven points ahead of trump among likely voters./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout /// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at the roads with demetria day of school - as we expected - with day of school - as we expected - with temps up near 105 and hotter in temps are trying to cool off to the 80s this morning... and a few 70s. ............... today more sunshine with highs back in those triple digits again, even higher than monday. ........... a break comes by the weekend. let's take a look at the roads with demetria lone mountain. there's a bus yard up by shaumber and come through there. that plus construction will slow you down a bit. there's still some work happening on flamingo around lindell as part of the rtc's flamingo corridor improvements project. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) good news.. locally... prices are only up a few cents a gallon.. to about 2-39. nationally... the average is a little lower... at 2-21. both numbers are still 80 cents cheaper than

they were arraigned this afternoon in monmouth superior were friends. she dropped her body off. her home found in long branch last night. >> i want to know why. you -- this can't be no stupid reason. you got to have a reason why. >> it was a little glimmer of hope for a while, but now we know. >> harris and sweeny are charged with first-degree murder. they are also now charged with attempted mur child back in november. >>> a subway rider who had more than she could stand speaking out about is speaking out -- >> do some freaky [bleep] again and i'm going to bust your [bleep]. you rub your [bleep] and get off the mother [bleep] train. phone video creaming individual -- screaming at that man. she claimed he was -- she claimed he was touching himself. >> what made me focus on him when i heard the little girl sit across from me say, mommy what is he doing? so when i looked across and i seen his hand motion, i said oh no. we're not doing this. i kindle app and opened up the camera on my phone and let it rip. >> she did. carter up loaded the video on monday and became a viral sensation

((patrick walker)) >> a monmouth university poll out monday has trump trailing hillary clinton by double digits nationally...while facing growing opposition from members of his own party. late monday -- republican senator susan collins of maine revealed she would not be voting for trump in november. warned the republican candidate would be dangerous to the nation's security. ((patrick walker)) >>> meanwhile hillary clinton is being sued by the parents of two americans killed in the 2012 terrorist attacks on u-s facilities in benghazi. a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court alleges that clinton's use of a private email server contributed to the attacks. patricia smith and charles woods -- the parents of sean smith and tyrone woods -- also accuse clinton of defaming them in public statements. email and the attacks has ever been established./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> former president bill clinton and former libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson be will be in las vegas this friday the speakers will address thousands of asian-american and pacific islander voters at the colos

court yesterday he was 22 back in 1988 when he was accused of attack ago teenager in long branch, monmouthounty. he served four years in prison and 20 years on the sex offender registry, yesterday the results of a dna cleared him the crime. >> if you're right keep going for it. if you didn't do no wrong, maintain your innocence. >> attorneys for the innocence project said only those in prison can request a dna test. >>> a man attacks an suspecting flamingo at an amusement park. >> a message sparks outrage and police are not to loving about the message, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ♪ ♪ 4 my country and how it all started out ♪ ♪ 4 the brave and every boy scout ♪ ♪ 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 every one of our seventy-five years ♪ ♪ 4 by 4 the wave - that's how we say 'cheers' ♪ ♪ that's how we live ♪ 4 by 4ever 5:00 a.m., thursday, august 4. i'm tamala edwards here with nydia han, matt o'donnell is off this morning. >>> here's what's happen

>> well, monmouth is a pretty good polling organization. shows that he is behind. he has got to win ohio. he has got to win florida. he has to keep the mitt romney states and win something else. it shows he is within striking distance. i think what's interesting is that these battleground state polls, is he not doing as well as you might expect if you looked at the national polls i think part of the reason why is because the clinton campaign has either run or placed $150 million of spot tv in the battleground states and super pac associated with her priorities u.s.a. has put another nearly 43, $44 million in advertising that it's already run. so nearly $200 million of advertising in the battleground states and that's been going on since may 16th when the priorities u.s.a. began running its ad. donald trump began on friday he put $5 million up. 40 to 1 disadvantage that's why he not doing better in some of these battle ground states than is he. >> carl, thanks, more "on the record" coming up. beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label.

. >> reporter: monmouth university poll out on monday has trump trailing clinton by double digits nationally and facing growing opposition from his own party. latiest susan collins of maine said she would not be voting for trump in november. this is officials warn the republican candidate would be dangerous to the nation's security. clinton herself is facing more fallout from the use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. >> i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. >> reporter: the parents of the two americans killed in against her on monday. they said her extreme carelessness led to their sons' deaths. >>> new information on the 10- year-old boy who died at a kansas water park. caleb schwab died from neck injuries. caleb was the second oldest son from a kansas senator. >>> a ferris wheel accident at the green county fairgrounds has left three people hurt. the three victimming fell out of the basket, plunging 35 to 40 feet. the oldest injured is a 16-year- old girl no word on their conditions. >>> a belmont police motorcycle officer is recovering

the monmouth university poll out monday has trump trailing hillary clinton by double digits nationally.. former c-i-a staffer and top house republican aide- evan mcmullin- is now launching a conservative independent white house bid. and he had some words for donald trump. trump.(evanmu "donald trump i believe is a real authoritarian. i believe he has no respect for our system. i believe he's inhuman." inhuman."fallout continues as trump faces growing opposition from members of his own party. republican senator susan collins of maine announced she would not be voting for trump in novemr. and 50 top republican national security officials warned the republican candidat would be dangerous to the nation's security. hillary clinton herself.... faces more fallout from her use of a private email server of state.the parents of two americans killed in the 20-12 benghazi attack... have now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the democratic nominee. nominee. (sot patricia smith/ mother of benghazi victim sean smith) i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my n sonpatricia smith spok

clinton leads 46-34% in a new monmouth university survey, the latest aftershock and even team trump, one of the worst stretches of his campaign to date. it's also why there was an economic speech today in the go to low-cal for economic speeches in motor city u.s.a. during andreas hosted by the fabled detroit economic club, -- ramed the ideas that his it's a led weight on the american economy. donald trump: the city of detroit is where our story begins. every policy that has failed our city and so many others is a policy supported by hillary clinton. she is the candidate of the past. ours is the campaign of the future. american workers have paid taxes their whole lives and they should not be taxed again at death. it's just plain wrong and most people agree with that. we're reducing new taxes from 35% to 15%. am going to cut regulations massively. a trump administration will end this war on the american worker and unleash an energy revolution that will bring vast new wealth to our country. we will make america grow again. mark: so among trump small government proposals include a tempor

. >> reporter: but a monmouth another red state missouri. donald trump is change his strategy focus on african americans and latinos. tracie potts nbc news washington. >> thank you. >>> here's a look outside at 12:12. 93 degrees outside. the question is it too hod -- hot to run this afternoon. >> yeah probably. i would have to say. i wouldn't want anyone out there and i wouldn't want to see tram out there who overexert her. >> yesterday yesterday it was a good day because of the overcast. >> it felt good but the problem is there's a lot of humidity and you can't cool down. if it's dry you sweat and it evaporates and that's a cooling process it cools you down. but not as much for today. so yes, stay off camelback and you could do it after 5, 6:00 when the temperatures come down, but 95 would be okay. still pushing it you know. but, you know, another month and a half and we will be in perfect jogging weather for the lot of rainfall. if you are up in the high country, phenomenal exercising weather up there. hiking weather. temperatures are just

the monmouth poll, demographics, 26% republican. 39 parts independent, and 35% democrat.s just sounds -- >> that's a nine-point democratic margin in -- i mean, no, no. this is when there are so many poor polls out there because the people doing them are doing them so -- these one-off polls particularly, depends on the sample, trying to get people to respond. let understand the structure of this selection. this selection has been going up and down for months. you had -- clinton was ahead in bloomberg polls double digits in june, then down, then trump -- trump has a terrible week, she gets an extra bump because of that. plus her convention. i suspect this will come back down. trump halves got a real problem over whether or not he is making himself the issue. but understand this. he has the weapons. people's view of not only the country on the wrong track but the two-thirds of americans who believe we are in decline. the people who believe their children will not have a future. >> also, pat, doesn't the idea that people want change? he hit that today more than once in his ec

hillary clinton is ahead of trump by double digits, according to a new monmouth university poll. the former secretary of state in miami today seeing firsthand how health officials are battling the zika virus. clinton says: "i'm very disappointed that congress went on recess before actually agreeing this fight." in washington, joel waldman, fox news." clinton's campaign manager released a statement shortly after trump wrapped up his remarks there in wilmington, north carolina saying, quote: "this is simple - what trump is saying is dangerous. a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way." be sure to check out our fox5 mobile app... you can get all of your up to date news on the race to the white house.. on the go. in more local news, some young baseball players still have a shot at going to the little league world series in pennsylvania later this month. "mountain ridge little league" was facing elimination from the western region tournament down in san bernardino. but the boys eliminated the team from arizona on tuesday, fifteen

a new monmouth university shows hillary clinton seven points ahead of nationwide. however, that lead decreased by six points from earlier this month. >>> a of travelers running for cover a plastic sword. toniairport officials are catching heat for how they handled it. >> why are we running? >> security said to run. >> reporter: confusion and panic sent travelers running around l.a. x., a 45 sunday aran active shooter at the airport. [ siren ] an unknown number of information. >> there nd us shooter and everyone was starting to storm and run down the stairs. it was crazy. >> reporter: it was a false alarm, but security expert henry willis now wonders if the airport needs better protocol in place. >> people left in a chaotic fashion. they exited in some cases onto the tarmac, in other cases onto openwhere l harm. that itself a breakdown in public safety. woman told me for peopleanone will follow. she said that's why the doors which are not -- are not allowed to be locked set off alarms. she added the ground stops were put in place to make didn't endanger people. in t

they're not going to feel she's trustworthy between now and then and that's a problem.le but the monmouthad by 7 points but you have to choose which candidate do i hate least among voters. >> ifill: does that mean she's safe and she doesn't need to worry about questions like that? >> any candidate should worry all the time and campaignmp managers do.s i think most of the negatives for most candidates are already baked in the cake. having said that, if you're hillary clinton, you don't want the topic to be the foundation or e-mails. you want to be discussing different kinds of things. i think unless something new comes out and changes the martive, we probably have the race that we have now for a while. >> i completely agree. a >> ifill: i was watching last week as donald trump came out repeatedly and made a real pitch to african-american voters. you talk about these are the things that usually happen in the spring and hillary clinton pushed back as well.we i got the distinct impression they weren't talking to african-american voters. amy, what was your impression? >> my impression was the

the monmouth poll has donald trump 44%, hillary clinton with 43%. the gary johnson at 8%.is survey they are not seeing elsewhere is donald trump is doing better with white women than he is with white men. something to watch in upcoming surveys. meanwhile, clinton's running mate tim kaine is blasting donald trump for what he's charging his own campaign for office space. >> once he started to fund-raise dramatically, he was self-funding for a while, but once he started to self-fund dramatically, he immediately tripled the rent money his campaign was paying personally. once donors were playing money to the campaign, trump said, wow, i can get more money personally out of this. >> reporter: so kaine is using that as an example of donald trump trying to lookout for number one, himself, over everyone else. shep? >> the rhetoric seeming to be heating up somehow on both sides, mike. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of nasty allegations back and forth, shep. and this stage of the campaign, it will only get worse in the final stretch, the final weeks ahead. and on late night tv, hil

. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll finds clinton leading trump among blacks, hispanic and asian voters 72%. chief political correspondent for "the new york times" mark leibovich about the latest facts. >>> president obama is scheduled to visit flood ravaged baton rouge today. and flood warnings remain for the baton rouge area and more wet weather expected today. manuel bojorquez has the report. >> you've lived here since >> i've raised my kids here. >> reporter: and it's all gone? >> all gone. >> reporter: wallace and shirley amen say they lost everything in their baton rouge home to six feet of water. >> all of my treasuries, all of my memories, and we don't know what we're going to do. >> reporter: the amons does not now registered for emergency federal aid. officials estimate 60,000 homes across parishes were damaged. thousands remain in shelters. and state officials are on the lookout for anyone who might pose a health risk. the focus remains on cleanup and rebuilding says the mayor. >> it's going to takeui while. is it just doesn't happen overnight. >> reporter: the a

evening tonight stretching as far north as orange and putnam counties and sussex and as far south as monmouth. we west we could see that heavy rain tonight. as we look at 10:00 around liberty and into sections of beacon, that's where we could see some strong rain. then during the overnight some heavy rains as well out by sparta. we're going to keep an eye on that. tomorrow morning during the early morning rush look at what could be a strong line of thundershower activity. going through the area throughout much of the day tomorrow in the afternoon and evening. much of them staying to the west, but rolling over the city is a possibility. wednesday, we have gorgeous weather. what are we calling for? right now, we are clear, but rain could potentially be on the way as we head through this evening. look at the temperatures. nice and cool. running into the low 80s by wind, lovely day. then we turn up the heat as we head into friday and saturday with some instability back in the picture. the full ten-day forecast keeps us about where we should be for this time of year. >> the lawn has been a little

putnam, orange county, northern and western new jersey and into monmouth county and middlesex counties, that will continue into the overnight. these are the areas where you have to watch out for the tropical downpours like we saw over the weekend. we're still seeing a deficit between 3 and 6 inches. we need a lot more rain. tomorrow there's only a slight chance we might get a shower or storm around 3:00 in the afternoon. otherwise it is pretty sunny those 70s will feel a bit stifling. we will be back to drier conditions by wednesday. less humid. 82. perfect. 84 on thursday. climbing towards 90 by the time we get to the weekend. saturday might be a bit stormy, particularly in the afternoon. we'll be tracking that for you day by day. looks like sunday is the better day for outdoor plans with a back to you. >>> well, this is a distinction that some restaurants would rather not have. the center for science in the public interest announced the dishes that won this year's extreme eating awards. the awards highlights some of the least healthy items at chain restaurants across the country. som

. >> romona: monmouth university released a poll showing clinton has a small edge among ohio voters likely to cast ballots in the presidential election. 43% currently support clinton. intend to vote for libertarian candidate gary johnson. >>> sara goldenberg is live at the university of akron as trump event will get underway shortly there. sara? >> reporter: hey, romona. we have three hours to go. if you take a look behind me you can see the auditorium is packed looking like hundreds of people have shown up here to see donald here we did see a few protestors and looked like 20 protestors. >> and holding up signs and plenty of vendors and people filter new the area. >> and you can see a lot of people here today and chanting and in high spirits as they wait and it is a long wait about three hours to see donald trump speak here today. again, we heard from congres he was out here trying to rile up the crowd and get everyone ready. we want to point out there's seating all the way up behind where the media is stationed and looks like that is filling up well here today. >> it looks like a packed

trump trailing hillary clinton by 13 points on a monmouth university poll out today. and as trump tries to flip the script on the economy, dozens of national figures are trying to explain the in a proterrible trump presidency. >> reporter: today 50 of the country's leading national security officials who worked in republican administrations have had enough. signing a letter refusing to vote for trump. that list including former cia director michael hayden, former homeland security chiefs michael chertoff and tom ridge, the group warning the gop nominee would be the most reckless president in american history. that caution coming after trump addressed the detroit economic club, using the city's struggles as a backdrop >> the city of detroit is the living, breathing example of my opponent's failed economic agenda. >> reporter: coming off a bruising week in which the gop threatened revolt, republicans are getting in line. >> we are going to work with house republicans using the same brackets they are proposed. >> reporter: trump vowing to reform tax policies and renegoti

. >> reporter: a monmouth university poll out monday has trump trailing clinton by double digits nationally, while facing growing opposition from members of his own party. late yesterday, republican senator susan collins of maine revealed she would not be voting for trump in november. this after 50 gop senior national security officials warned the republican candidate would be dangerous to the nation's security. fallout from her use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. >> i blame hillary clinton personally for the death of my son. >> reporter: the parents of two americans killed in the 2012 benghazi attack filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the democratic nominee monday. they say her so-called extreme carelessness led to their son's death. clinton's campaign responded to already been cleared any wrongdoing by several different investigations. on thursday, she will offer up her own plan for the economy during a speech in detroit. anne-marie. >> brian webb in new york. thank you so much, brian. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with jerry s

a new monmouth university poll out monday has her seven points ahead of trump among likely voters. anne-marie. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you. hena. >>> there are two high profile races including senators who have run-ins with donald trump. arizona senator john mccain is entered the race. they are trying to maintain control of the senate. coming up on "cbs this morning" we'll talk with cbs news political contributor mark leibovich who interviewed anthony weiner at the democratic convention last month. >>> a tropical storm warning is in effect this morning for a stretch of north carolina's outer banks. a tropical depression that's expected to become a tropical storm is forecast to leave the shorte see wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour and flood-producing rain. folks along florida's gulf coast are preparing for another tropical depression that could hit later this week. it has sustained winds of 35 miles per hour that's headed west. but expected to curve back towards the florida gulf coast. thursday night's preseason game >>> hurricane madeline has storms of 123 miles per

both of those monmouth polls showed hillary clinton doing well against donald trump in ohio and missouri. within a point of him in red state missouri and up by a handful of points in ohio. even with those republican senate candidates doing well there. but with all of that republican dark money, big super pac money not going into the presidential and instead going into the senate races, we don't yet know if the democrats will be able to keep pace in these senate races. they've been pretty confident about their prospects for taking back the senate if hillary clinton is elected president, having a democratic senate will be a huge part of whether or not she's able to get anything done. we don't know if democrats can keep pace with the row and koch brothers funds. the winds are blowing in a weird direction. there's trump republican money that's going strange places like trying to knock off paul ryan, and trying to knock off john mccain next week in arizona. there's non-trump republican money that's flooding at an unexpectedly high races into senate races in places like ohio and missouri. but

monmouth has richard burr up just two points ahead of his democratic challenger deborah ross.umbers flipped in ours. same sort of narrow lead though the other way. pat mcrory is down nine points against attorney general roy cooper. more than half of likely voters say they plan on voting for mcrory's opponent. it may have to do with mcrory's support of the so-called bathroom bill. many say it's been bad for the state's national reputation. that restricts local governments from passing anti-discrimination ordinances, including one in charlotte that allowed transgenders to use the bathroom of their choice. you look at what's going on with republicans and think is it a trump effect? may be a mcrory effect going on in that state as well. "the lid" is next. wait. data just changed... now she's into disc sports. ah, no she's not. since when? since now. she's into tai chi. she found disc sports too stressful. hold on. let me ask you this... what's she gonna like six months from now? who do we have on aerial karate? steve. steve. steve. and alexis. uh, no. just steve. just steve. just

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